Review sites have a proposal for the publicity-hungry iPhone developers. A lot of websites devoted to iPhone app reviews are urging the developers to pay in exchange for write-ups of their apps, according to Wired. com. These payments are not divulged to the readers.

A train conductor named Marc Loterijman, who serves in Southern railways in Croydon, South London, has come up with a "Street View life story", utilizing Google's Street View service.

For all those gadget fans who do not mind shelling out some extra money to get their hands on the latest technology, 3D televisions might just be the next things that you would want.

In its recently-filed patent-infringement complaint against MicroJet Technology and three other companies, the bigwig PC-maker Hewlett-Packard (HP) has said that the companies had infringed its patents related to printer cartridge.

President Barack Obama’s announcement Tuesday that the Government will guarantee loans for the country’s first new nuclear plants in 30 years is revealed as a mandatory move that won’t in itself resuscitate the dormant industry, said Rowe, Chief Executive Officer of Chicago-based Exelon Corp.

Official figures shared by Baidu have confirmed that for the past year's fourth-quarter, the Chinese search engine giant's earnings managed to rise by a whopping 48%, topping expectations pegged by Wall Street analysts.

Google is introducing a new feature for its Google Docs which will facilitate the process of uploading of the users’ files from their desktops to the cloud, chiefly for the purpose of collaboration and sharing.

A recent post on the Official Google Blog has revealed that the new feature will be gradually rolled out to all Google Docs users over the coming few weeks.

TetherBerry, an application for BlackBerry smartphones which allows users to access their phone's Internet connection on a laptop computer, has been re-branded as 'Tether'.

The reason behind the change is that the concerned application is going to be made available to handsets other than BlackBerry smartphones.

DRAM chips, the most common type of computer memory, witnessed stabilized prices in past two months after the recession that struck the chipmakers most of the year. Therefore, the memory chips for computers are short in supply as chipmakers slashed capacity and capital spending.

Estimates show surge of PlayStation 3 sales in Japan due to the launch of Final Fantasy XIII. The last week’s launch of “Final Fantasy XIII” special edition, offered by Sony, gives the PS3 its best week since a re-launch several months ago.